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Charlotte Lozier Institute

Phone: 202-223-8073
Fax: 571-312-0544

2776 S. Arlington Mill Dr.
#803
Arlington, VA 22206

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Rebecca Gonzales

Former CLI Research Associate

Rebecca Gonzales is the Constituent Relations Director of the Philos Project, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting positive Christian engagement in the Middle East. She studied Justice and Law with a minor in Communication at American University, graduating in December 2016. Rebecca is an alumna of the Philos Leadership Institute and was active in political advocacy throughout college. An advocate for the empowerment of women, Rebecca founded American University’s chapter of the Network of Enlightened Women.

Her dedication and conviction to serve the voiceless inspired her research at the Charlotte Lozier Institute and motivates her current work with Philos. During her internship with the Charlotte Lozier Institute, Rebecca researched abortion reporting standards across the country. Her work has been published on National Right to Life, LifeNews, and CLI’s website. She resides in New York City.

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Maternal & Public Health

Abortion Reporting: Toward a Better National Standard

Maternal & Public Health

Abortion Reporting: Toward a Better National Standard

Maternal & Public Health

Minnesota Reports Show Smaller Abortion Centers Shrinking as Planned Parenthood Consolidates into Mega-Clinics

The Minnesota Department of Health publishes an extensive and organized annual abortion report that presents important public health information, including demographic statistics, while protecting the anonymity of women. Additionally, Minnesota reports the volume of abortions performed at each facility in the state. Minnesota’s abortion trends provide a glimpse of what is happening to the abortion market on a national scale. Similar to national trends, the total number of abortions in Minnesota has decreased, one abortion facility has closed, several have merged, and Planned Parenthood increasingly dominates the market.

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Former Abortionist Describes Abortion Procedures in New Website

Former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino has partnered with Live Action to create a series of informational videos with detailed illustrations of dilation and evacuation, aspiration, and medication abortions.

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No One Seems to Know How Many Abortion Clinics Collect Fetal Tissue

An editorial in Nature, one of the world’s leading scientific journals, recently covered the political debate surrounding fetal tissue harvesting and the editors’ perceived threat to this form of research with the defunding of abortion giant, Planned Parenthood.

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Maternal & Public Health

Federal Report Shows New Drop in Abortions

During the Thanksgiving holiday week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control published its annual abortion surveillance report, revealing a historic decline in the incidence of abortion across the nation since 1973.

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Maternal & Public Health

Access to Care: A Mission for Community Health Centers

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Maternal & Public Health

Nebraska’s Annual Abortion Report: A Unique Set of Abortion Statistics

In their report, Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services, revealed that there were just seven instances out of 2,270 abortions where an emergency situation caused a waiver of the Nebraska informed consent law. Additionally, the report showed that 811, or 35.7 percent of the abortions were performed for women who did not report using any form of contraception. Additionally, socio-economic reasons were reported as a reason for 33 percent of abortions, patients declined to provide a reason for 16 percent of the abortions, and 14 percent of the abortions were due to contraceptive failure. The small percentage of remaining reasons included fetal anomalies, maternal life endangered, maternal physical health, mental health, and sexual assault.

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Maternal & Public Health

Idaho Annual Abortion Report Deserves Wider Access and Attention

According to Idaho Code Section 39-261, the state has been required to report induced abortions occurring in Idaho since July 1, 1977. Idaho compiles extensive information into impressive reports. Why should these reports only be available upon request? Information about abortion trends is very helpful to both citizens and policy makers. These reports should be made much more accessible.

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Maternal & Public Health

U.S. Abortion Reporting: An Issue We Can Agree On

There is no federal law guiding an efficient, organized, and uniform method for states to report their annual abortion statistics. While the majority of states have their own abortion reporting requirements, these laws are diverse and unique to the states. Often these state laws vary, requiring the collection of a plethora of different facts on topics from women’s ages to abortion complications. Lack of uniformity in reporting laws has led to an absence of consistency. Often, abortion reporting is voluntary, removing the incentive for states to produce reports. Abortion advocacy groups, pro-life groups, doctors, policy-makers, and the general public would benefit from comprehensive, timely, and accessible statistics regarding an issue that greatly impacts women’s health.